Disclosed is a perfume composition including grapefruit oil and bergamot oil and further including one or more selected from a group consisting of pine oil, lemon oil, cypress oil, rose oil and armoise oil. The perfume composition is useful in the field of beauty care, cosmetics, or the like.

Lee; Eun Ju

Seo; Hyung Jye

Jeon; Byeong Bae

AMOREPACIFIC CORPORATION

Perfume and cosmetic composition with anti-stress and relaxing effect

A scalp treatment composition which promotes scalp and hair health and growth was developed in China and approved by medical authorities of the Peoples republic of China. The composition consists essentially of ginger (zingiber officianale), saffron (crocus sativus), root bark of shaggy-fruited dittany (orignum dictamnus), the roots of red-rooted salvia (clary or sage), cypress (cypressus semptervirens) leaves, xiang tong (cinnamornum camphora (linn) sieb.), Chinese angelica (aralia chinesis), Sichuan chili (cheilitis), bezoar (phytobezoar), artemisia argyi or Chinese mugworth, royal jelly (exudated queen bee), the dried rhizome of rehmannia (scrophulariacae), bear's gallbladder, lard (saturated animal fat), dragon's (daemonorops droco bl.), dragon's blood, gypsum (calcium sulfate), loess (yellowish greay Loam), radix (etymon root), salt (sodium chloride), tuber of multiflower knotweed (centaurer), Chuan poshi (cudrania cochinohinensis (lour) kudo et masam), blended together in a skin permeating agent, e.g., cudrania trienspidata (carr) bur. Through survey and clinical observation, it was found that the effectiveness of this composition to various alopecia reaches 96.82% and to hair loss caused by adipose ooze, 89.82%. The composition is non-poisonous, non harmful and has no side-effect. This composition was the first to pass the inspection of the Chinese Cosmetic Inspection Law since its enactment.

cupressus chengiana/mỹ phẩm

Perfume and cosmetic composition with anti-stress and relaxing effect

Scalp treatment composition

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